Outrage over Mexican expatriates backing U S rival candidate
From Philadelphia a controversial view condemns Mexican expatriates in the United States who backed a Canton candidate reportedly approved by President Wilson. The piece questions the moral basis of foreign influence on Mexico’s leadership and defends Constitutionalists while critiquing the new stance attributed to the U S president.
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Philadelphia
Hmatitorhrove
Vistarie Liberty
Mauve
Metans
United States
Walson Ter
Walson
Amsiyer
Wilson
Mexico
Renregades
Abraham Jincoln
Jefferson Davis
He Ville
Prina Facie
Viewriana Iwerta
Francisco 1
Madero S Assassim
Hines
Roarsiimee
Government Attitude Toward Constitutionalists Questioned
The United States government is criticized for its Time attitude toward the Constitutionalists. Officials’ statements reportedly favor enemies of the Constitution while proposing adjustments in Mexico. No constitutionalist is highlighted in approved proposals, a point urged as deliberate.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Reforming Prisoners in New York Bill to Indefinitely Detain Minor Offenders
A centuries old view of prison reform is challenged by Warden Thomas Mott Osborn’s experiments at Sing Sing. A proposed New York bill would sentence repeat minor offenders to indeterminate workhouse terms up to three years, with separation by need, training in trades, medical care, and removal from the stigma of prison. Supporters argue reforms are affordable and may reduce future crime, while critics oppose extending penalties.
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Thomas Mott Osbornn
Sing Paint
New York
Houses of Correction
Iit
Niese
Divested of Romance and War Ugliness in Cobb Lecture
A fragmentary excerpt discusses how romance faded from armed conflict, citing Irvin S. Cobb’s Europe war lectures. It notes the public’s unusual attention and Cobb’s goal to show war’s uselessness, contrasting romantic myths with grim realities and fatigue among audiences.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Europe
Mr. Cole
Cobb
Dabor
War’s romance fades as nations seek lasting peace
The essay argues that modern warfare lacks heroic glamour and that the United States, with its unhyphenated citizenship, should avoid joining European belligerents. It notes war is often about property and warns that foreign powers may seek to provoke conflict with the U.S. while urging preparation to defend against powerful nations.
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Ronotice
Shakespeare
Marc Antony
United States
Belgium
Europe
Troy
Ra. Cobb
Compulsory Service Idea Echoed From Japan’s Komura
The essay discusses Barrett Wendell crediting Marquis Komura of Japan with proposing compulsory military service to counter class division in free societies. It notes the French experience where rich and poor train together, sharing work and discipline, fostering understanding among classes and broad civic insight. The piece argues the idea has potential advantages even if not adopted.
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America
Barrett Wendell
Wendell
Marquis Komura
Japan
Harvard
Komura
United States
Ihe
Iris
Khem
France
Marquis Komars
Jiie
Anina Wavls Brave and Pacific Peace Claims
A garbled report discusses Japan China relations and pacific intentions, noting quotes about Japan’s claimed peaceful aims and speculation on military dispatches to Part Archer. It references the House of Meth and unclear figures amid a distorted narrative of diplomacy and troop movements.
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Anyina
Pacific
Japan
China
Satdinre
Ibert Wtarth
The Singing Master and the Farmer Boy Echoes
Carl de Retsky, famed voice coach, recalls training a farm boy whose singing moved him, then meets the youth again years later as the boy, Henry Merwin, seeks stardom in Los Angeles. The encounter exposes hard work, sacrifice, and the pull of vocation.
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Carl de Retsky
Voral
Koteky
Rei
Hig
Retsky
Mario
Walt
CARL DE_RETESKY
Helin
Henry Merwin
Madame Bella Huinés
de Retsky
Henry Derwin
Los Angeles
Fnally
Newt
Mark
Ina Launder
Phe Grant Anprank Minmural Eottiy, Ag
Tar Wornele
Japan's Far East Ambition Tested by Allied Pressure
A historical critique notes Japan pressing China for sovereignty aims amid European war distractions. It reports Britain and the United States warning Japan to modify its radical demands, with Russia and England signaling diplomatic limits. The article questions whether Japan will curb its dream of eastern dominance or risk alienating its allies.
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Japan
Far East
China
Manda
Janey
Inderdock
England
Massa
United States
Russia
Jepang
Civil War Officers Surviving Major and Brigadier Generals Listed
A War Department record roundup identifies the remaining living Civil War officers among major and brigadier generals. Names include Grenville M. Dodge Nel sor A. Miles Peter J. Osterhaus James H. Wilson Andrews Bronke Grant Me David D. Reed Martin D. Hardin Frank Nickerson and others, noting some may have died without report. The list spans agents from Iowa, Washington D C, Germany, Minnesota, Chicago, Philadelphia and beyond, reflecting the era's veteran survivors as of the latest adjutant general compilation.
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Army
Save Register
Adjutant General's Office
War Department
Grenville M. Dodge
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Nelsor A. Miles
Washington, D. C
Peter J. Osterhaus
Duisburg
Germany
James H. Wilson
Wilgeneral Andrews
St. Paul
Ming Bronke
Tosemont
Conver
Auguste
Grant
Minn
David Diem
Greak
Reading
Martin D. Hardin
Chicago
Frenk
Nickerson
Somerville
Ghattes
Paine
Hoston
Gajushe Pennyhacker
Philadelphia
Breen Ti. Pierce
Grand Swords
Mich
William A.sewart
Albany
Wiliam S. Steith
Medford
Ieom
Pourkab
Vila
Theaters Comradico The Spring Spectacle Stuns Audiences
A lively program at the Majewtic Theater features dancing in three acts and appears in two others, with Terrells and the Tyrrell duo delivering standout numbers. Highlights include "On Broadway" by McKay and Ave nue, the funny "Piano Blowers" by Hayes and Company, and the pantomime "The Lion's Bride" with an elaborate cage scene.
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Terpsinhore
sTyrtells
George McKay
Ottie Avenue
Zdmiong Hayes and Company
Carlier
Curler
Mms
Mtautiig
Wea
Carter
Mr. Hayes
Thomas Snyder
Thomas Ti
Hasdere
Arthur
G. Milig
Moat
India
Ale
Roartoy
Letters to the Light: readers weighed and anonymous policies
The Light notes publication rules for letters and signatures, stresses no anonymous submissions, and mentions a column called Fired and Bored Reader addressing Stewart and Dittmar. It questions readers' methods for silencing critics and urges strict neutrality.
Multinational patriotism and misplaced national pride
The piece critiques exaggerated national pride across nations. It cites maps emphasizing China, France, England, and the U S as examples. It notes belief in national superiority in science and medicine and mentions a Vienna monument to an Austrian physician and Oliver Wendell Holmes reading at the American Medical Association.
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China
Frence
England
Middle Kingdom
Kip- Wig
United States
Herman
Vienne
Ines
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Piper
American Medical Association
Sleepy Time Tales For the Little Folk
A whimsical tale follows Rose Fairy and Wood Fairy guiding tiny garden helpers across a pond with gold bee carriers to open pink buds and prepare dinner under trees then return home under moonlight ending with a dream of military training debate in Philadelphia newspapers.
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Bie
Rose Meiry
Gare
Ches
Moana
Snoon
Ross Parry
Fairey
Rae Fairy
Arbadeste
Income Tax Investigation Faces Expert Shortfalls
Treasury department reorganization of the investigating and collection force for income tax faces criticism. Report notes that handling by nonexperts hurts revenue prospects, urging expert service to replace discontent over alleged protections for proteges and congressional opposition.
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Hu Courinn-Journal
Treasury der Partment
Mamandy
Department
Rayo Ree
Tyra
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